Russia pushes buffer zone in Kharkiv as Ukraine mobilizes
Putin, during a China visit, said Moscow aims to create a buffer zone in Kharkiv and has no plan to seize the city. He described daily advances, cited no Kharkiv capture plan, and noted Ukraine fights to halt the push. Zelenskiy signed laws to enlist prisoners and boost draft penalties, as evacuations and strikes unfold near Kharkiv.
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Upside Down Flag At Alito Home Sparks Recusal Calls
The New York Times reports an upside down American flag appeared outside Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's home on January 17, 2021 amid post election fraud claims. The flag, tied to the Stop the Steal movement, followed the Capitol riot. Dem Sen Durbin urged Alito to recuse from related cases, citing apparent bias.
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Trucks Roll Through New U S Pier Into Gaza Aid
U S trucks filled with aid crossed a newly built pier into Gaza in the first test of a delivery plan that could reach up to 150 truckloads daily. Officials said more than 300 pallets were handed to the U N for distribution while warnings persist that land routes remain essential and perilous amid ongoing Israeli operations and fuel shortages.
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Dow closes above 40000 for first time
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 40000 at 40003.59 marking a first time milestone. The gain of over 0.3 percent for the day and more than 10 percent for the week reflects renewed confidence in Fed inflation fighting without harming the economy amid a tech driven rally.
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Houston Faces Weeks of Power Outages After Severe Storms
In Houston officials warned power outages could last weeks after thunderstorms with hurricane-force winds. Nearly 1 million homes and businesses lost electricity as tornadoes touched down near Cypru s in Harris County. Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo said damage and casualties were still being assessed. Mayor John Whitmire confirmed four dead, possibly five, as thousands of utility workers head to restore power.
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